Boston, MA Nuveen Real Estate acquired 350 Washington, a 147,273 s/f, class A flagship retail asset located in Downtown Crossing. The property is anchored by Marshall’s, HomeGoods,
Reading, MA KeyPoint Partners, LLC (KPP) has negotiated the sale of 39-45 Walkers Brook Dr. for an undisclosed price. KPP vice president of investment sales Jonathan Aron represented the seller.
New Bedford, MA Poyant has named Jillian Gadbois, associate project manager. In this position, Gadbois is responsible for supporting the National Account Executive for Dunkin’ Brands. She also supports a variety of other
I recently had the honor of moderating a dynamic panel on retail trends and how to adjust for the future, on behalf of Boston University and ICSC and I’d like to share my findings with you. The panel consisted of Bridget Beckeman
Northborough, MA Capital Group Properties has signed four new tenants at Northborough Crossing Phase II (lower level), an open-air retail development. With the lease signed in May of this year, Mattress Firm opened in September.
Sutton, MA Fresenius Kidney Care is the first tenant to take up residence at the second phase of the Pleasant Valley Crossing grocery anchored shopping center. Phase II of the Pleasant Valley development offers a total of four retail spaces to a multitude of retail and restaurant prospects.
Boston, MA According to Institutional Property Advisors (IPA), a division of Marcus & Millichap, Jim Koury has joined the company as a senior managing director. Previously, he was senior managing director
Cambridge, MA Nauset Construction has completed renovations to 3,700 s/f at Nubar, the restaurant and lounge set in the Sheraton Commander Hotel in Harvard Sq. This neighborhood gathering space was redesigned to
West Springfield, MA The Big E Fair has broken its own attendance record once again, making it the single, largest attraction on the East Coast. With a final tally of 1,629,527 attendees, the eastern states exposition shattered its previous record of 1,543,470 set in 2018.
Change is inevitable. Over time we all age, and this is also true for real estate. In 1986, the Pheasant Lane Mall opened their doors to the public and, at the time, it was the only mall in the southern New Hampshire area. People drove for miles from up north and Massachusetts to come to this major destination point.
